Dell at IFA: Windows tablet to 27-inch touchscreen PC

At the IFA consumer electronics trade show in Berlin, Germany, Dell had a few gadgets to announce.

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Microsoft may be getting into the tablet market, but Dell isn't deterred. It announced its XPS 10 Windows RT tablet that has, as seems to be the new trend, a detachable keyboard.
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The Dell XPS 10 tablet, shown with its keyboard attached.
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The Dell XPS 10 keyboard has a USB and HDMI port on the left side.
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Aongus Hegarty, president of Dell Europe, showed off the XPS 10 at a press conference at the IFA show. The tablet runs Windows RT, a variant of the operating system for low-power devices that are built with ARM processors.
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Sam Burd, global vice president of Dell PC group, said that the machine uses a Qualcomm processor.
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Burd showed off the XPS Duo 12, a convertible laptop-tablet design running Windows 8. The screen can be flipped around within a frame, so it works as either a laptop or a tablet.
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The Dell XPS Duo 12 with its screen midway, in conversion from laptop to tablet.
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A closer look shows the metal frame of the Dell XPS Duo 12's 12-inch screen.
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Burd shows off the 10-finger capacitive touchscreen display of the XPS One 27, a large all-in-one machine announced at the IFA show.
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The Dell XPS One 27 touchscreen can be used with a conventional keyboard, like a normal all-in-one machine, or it can be tilted closer to being flat, for easier touchscreen operation.
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Dell Europe's Hegarty at the company's press conference at IFA.

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